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Life Is a Feast, and She Wasn’t About to Starve
‘Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel,’ a Documentary
NYT Critics' Pick

On a Turbulent Journey to Modern Myanmar
‘They Call It Myanmar,’ by Robert H. Lieberman
NYT Critics' Pick

Follow the Leader, to Extremes
‘17 Girls,’ Directed by Delphine and Muriel Coulin
NYT Critics' Pick

The Art of the Flutter
‘Knuckleball!’ Considers the Unpredictable Pitch
NYT Critics' Pick

Chefs With Stars in Their Eyes
‘Three Stars,’ With Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Other Chefs

They Wouldn’t Take No for an Answer in the Battle Against AIDS
‘How to Survive a Plague,’ AIDS Documentary by David France

An Introvert Finds His Way Through Teenage Terrain - Emma Watson
‘The Perks of Being a Wallflower,’ Directed by Stephen Chbosky

Out Here, the Judge Is Also the Jury
‘Dredd 3D,’ With Karl Urban

A Career in Movies, but Not Those at the Multiplex - Dev Patel
‘About Cherry,’ Starring James Franco and Ashley Hinshaw